Filter Gold (2021)
Overview
Viji, Dora and Shanthi are transgenders, and Viji and Dora live together. When Viji’s best friend Shanthi is murdered, she decides to take revenge. At the same time, Dora falls in love with Aasari’s son. Now, Viji has feels the responsibility to protect Dora from Aasari.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | ta |
| Popularity | 0.927 |
Directed By
Vijayabaskar
Crew
Vijayabaskar
Sivashankar Master
K. Sathish
King David
Umar Ezhilan
Vijayabaskar
M .Bharanikumar
Supa Muthukumar
C Sethu
R M Nanu
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